Which section lists the names of tests used and observations?

• A. Tests Administered/Assessment Format
• B. Summary of function/analysis
• C. Prognosis
• D. Referral Source

Answer: (A)

Knowing which tests were used and how they were administered is essential for understanding an evaluation report. The section that lists the names of tests and the observations during administration is the Tests Administered/Assessment Format. This part enumerates every instrument used, sometimes with version numbers and notes on whether the tests are standardized, along with details of how each test was carried out, the order, timing, and any deviations or notable behaviors observed during testing. Having this information upfront lets you see exactly where each score comes from, understand the procedures behind the results, and assess any limitations or factors that might affect interpretation. Other sections serve different purposes—for example, prognosis discusses expected outcomes, referral source notes who requested the evaluation, and a summary of function/analysis provides an integrated interpretation of results—so they don’t replace the need to document the specific tests and administration details.